Press Release Nokia and Boldyn Networks power the future of mining at Callio Pyhäjärvi with private 5G network Deployment enables safer, smarter, and more sustainable operations, where most workforces can operate from above ground. 24 September 2025 Espoo, Finland – Nokia and Boldyn Networks have deployed a private 5G network at the Callio FutureMINE site in Pyhäjärvi, Finland, transforming one of Europe’s deepest mines into a next-generation testbed for mining innovation. Formerly a fully operational cop ...

Core Insights - GlobalLogic and Flexware Innovation have deployed Flexware's LIFT intralogistics software at Hitachi Rail's new manufacturing facility in Hagerstown, Maryland, to enhance material movement and address orchestration challenges [1][3] - LIFT 3.0, introduced in May, is designed for seamless integration in complex manufacturing environments, addressing interoperability issues among various technologies [2][4] - The Hagerstown facility has seen over $30 million invested in digital enhancements, with LIFT orchestrating material movement using automated guided vehicles (AGVs) [3] Technology and Integration - LIFT 3.0 integrates with Hitachi Rail's warehouse management and AGV fleet management systems, managing material requests and dispatch missions [3][4] - The software monitors system activity and addresses operational exceptions, serving as a system-agnostic platform that connects various technologies [4] - The deployment coincides with a transformation in US manufacturing, emphasizing robotics and AI to meet reshoring demands [2] Infrastructure and Connectivity - GlobalLogic has partnered with Ericsson to deploy a private 5G network at the Hagerstown facility, providing necessary digital infrastructure for advanced automation [5] - The 5G network enables real-time data capture, digital twins for production optimization, predictive maintenance, and IoT-driven material transport [6] - High-performance connectivity is essential for making Industry 4.0 a reality, according to Ericsson's senior director [6]

Core Insights - France Télévisions is participating in the IBC2025 Accelerator Media Innovation Programme to explore the transformative potential of private 5G networks in live sports and entertainment broadcasting [1][2] Group 1: Project Overview - The project titled "Conquering the Air(waves): Private 5G from Land to Sea to Sky" involves collaboration with various broadcasters, academic institutions, and technology partners to deploy aerial private 5G networks for live production [2][3] - The initiative aims to create more content at lower costs while enhancing audience experiences and supporting greener production methods by reducing reliance on traditional RF systems [3][4] Group 2: Technical Developments - The project has focused on developing new mobile and aerial network architectures, including a drone-based 5G network, to support high-quality, low-latency video and audio streaming [4][6] - Several proof-of-concept trials have been conducted across Europe, demonstrating the capabilities of private 5G in providing immersive and reliable coverage for live events [4][5] Group 3: Proof of Concept Trials - At the Bretagne Classic, private 5G connectivity was tested using motorbike cameras and an ultralight aircraft, showcasing dynamic live coverage and onboard processing [5][6] - The Henley Music Festival trial utilized a private 5G network to support broadcast cameras and smartphones, capturing crowd reactions and enabling remote camera control [7] - RAI conducted a trial in Turin using a tethered drone to create an airborne private 5G cell, successfully streaming multiple live video feeds [8][11] Group 4: Industry Impact and Future Directions - The project is expected to redefine live broadcasting by integrating advanced technologies and exploring hybrid production setups, enhancing both video and audio quality [12][13] - The findings from these trials will inform future implementations of aerial 5G connectivity, paving the way for more flexible and scalable media production solutions [4][12]